Turn Canned Lentil Soup Into A New Meal With One Easy Step
Canned lentil soup can be transformed into a whole new meal with the addition of a couple of ingredients and one easy step that will make it hearty and filling.
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The Underrated Coffee Brewing Method You Should Try
For all of the many coffee brewing methods out there, you may be surprised to learn that one expert-approved method is simple and cost-effective.
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What Kind Of Food Was Served At Speakeasies?
The Prohibition-era world of the speakeasy required big changes not just in the way that people drank, but how they snacked while partying as well.
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Leftover Bean Broth Is The Rich Liquid You Should Use To Cook Pasta
Don't toss leftover bean broth. This cooking liquid could be a key component of your next pasta meal, from cooking the noodles to building a flavorful sauce.
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Why Kolachi In NYC Serves Its French Fries With A Side Of Maple Syrup
For a possibly new take on french fries, visit Kolachi in NYC, where Pakistani food culture has pushed proprietors to offer a maple syrup dipping sauce.
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The Clever Trick To Get 2 Ingredients From 1 Can Of Coconut Cream
If you've got a can of coconut cream, there's a way to turn the contents into two versatile and delicious ingredients. The trick is both simple and delicious.
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Change Up Your Typical Pasta Salad With Bold Pesto
To really amp up the flavor of standard pasta salad, all you may need is a jar of fresh, herbaceous pesto to bring the look and taste to a whole new level.
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The Best Way To Store Sliced Tomatoes
Slicing tomatoes ahead of time can be convenient in certain situations, but you must take care to store them properly for the best flavor and freshness.
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Mistakes Everyone Makes When Cooking Mushrooms, Explained By Experts
Just slice up mushrooms and sling 'em in the pan, right? Wrong. We contacted three experts who schooled us on common mistakes made when cooking mushrooms.
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The Right Oil Is Key To Thin Out Chocolate For Dipping
Oil is commonly used to thin out dipping chocolate, but you must remember that different oils bring a variety of flavors and textures to the finished treat.
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How Long Is Cream Cheese Good For After Opening?
Few of us use up a whole package of cream cheese at once, so it goes back into the fridge. But how long is it really good for after the package has been opened?
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Easily Clean Your Coffee Grinder With Rice
If cleaning your coffee grinder seems close to impossible, don't fret. A simple scoop of rice could be all you need to easily clean this device.
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The Chocolatey Ingredients Paul Hollywood Uses For Perfect Brownies
The simple addition of just two ingredients can help to create flavorful and texturally perfect brownies, according to celeb baker and judge Paul Hollywood.
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Change Up Your Grilled Cheese With An Unexpected Bread Swap
If your classic grilled cheese sandwich is starting to feel a bit humdrum, then it may be time to make a simple but impactful change with an easy bread swap.
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Why These 8 McDonaldland Characters Disappeared
McDonald's slew of quirky characters have ebbed and flowed over the years. We discovered some facts about the cast of McDonaldland and why some disappeared.
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What's The Difference Between Labneh And Greek Yogurt?
Labneh and Greek yogurt may seem pretty similar, but there is a key difference that changes how each dairy product tastes and works in a variety of dishes.
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Elevate Boxed Cake Mix With One Salty And Crunchy Addition
Boxed cake mix doesn't have to be consistently boring. Instead, simply add a classic of the snack drawer to the treat for elevated flavor and texture.
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How To Best Add Spices To Hot Spiked Cider
Hot spiked cider can be wonderful seasonal treat for adults, but there are right and wrong ways to add spices to the beverage. An expert explains.
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Cook Your Truffles As Soon As Possible To Pack A Flavor Punch
To get the best flavor punch that you can from your spendy fresh truffles, be sure to use them as soon as possible and store them thoughtfully.
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Seriously Up Your Boxed Cornbread Game With A Spicy Addition
To bring complexity and a bit of heat to your plain old boxed cornbread, all you'll need is a handy jar of what should quickly become a pantry staple.
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Here's How Long Sauerkraut Is Good For After Opening
Sauerkraut can be a flavorful and tasty way to enjoy cabbage and fermented food, but how long is it really good for once you've opened its container?
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The World's Oldest Coffee Brewing Method Dates Back To The 16th Century
For what may be the oldest known coffee brewing method, you'll have to go all the way back to the 16th-century Ottoman Empire and coffee houses of Istanbul.
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Boozy Aldi Finds For All Your Holiday Party Needs
The November 2024 round of Aldi Finds includes quite a few alcohol related goodies that are sure to greatly liven up your next holiday party.
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Why You Should Store Brown Sugar With A Piece Of Bread
Brown sugar can all too easily turn dehydrated and hard in storage. The trick of storing it with a piece of bread may be all you need to fix the issue.
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Citrusy Cuban Mojo Chicken Recipe
Mojo chicken is a classic dish in cuban cuisine, and this version recalls mojo criolli with its citrus-tinged, lightly smoky and spicy marinade.
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Avoid This Storage Mistake When Prepping Batch Cocktails
Prepping cocktails in batches can be a smart movie ahead of a party, but be sure to follow our expert's advice and avoid one key storage mistake.
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How To Store Your Coffee Beans So You Never Get A Stale Cup Again
If you're sick of stale cups of coffee, then it's time to figure out exactly how you should store coffee beans at home to maintain maximum freshness.
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